iPhone users the world over rejoiced when Apple finally introduced multitasking to the iOS operating system, but while using iOS devices has been a hundred times better ever since, the current method of multitasking isn’t perfect.
We’re all dying to know what Apple’s iPhone 5 is going to look like. For months we’ve been drowned in speculation, mockup designs, and even a number of cases from little-known Chinese manufacturers. However, now we have something a little more solid: a case leak from a major U.S. case manufacturer.
If you’ve been eyeing one of Apple’s new Thunderbolt Displays simply for all that connectivity, don’t go and spend £899 ($999) in the Apple store just yet. This new ThunderBold Express Dock from Belkin will give you all the same connectivity, for a fraction of the cost.
Europe’s largest urban shopping centre was opened this morning. Located next to the Olympic Park in East London; Westfield Stratford City is home to Apple’s 32nd UK Retail Store – their 5th in London. As is now tradition at Apple Store openings, the first 1000 customers were welcomed with free t-shirts, though it appears some shoppers were expecting to receive something a little more valuable.
Planning on taking advantage of Apple’s back to school promo? Here’s a reminder that you only have until the 20th of September – after that date you will still be able to get a discount on a new Mac, but you won’t recieve a free £65 ($100) gift card to spend on Mac & iOS apps, music, movies and books.
If you’re worried about what will happen to your iWeb based blog once MobileMe is discontinued, then RAGE Software believe they can help. The company, who specialise in SEO & web development apps for Mac, have released a tool which allows you to migrate your iWeb blog to the WordPress platform.
Since its launch back in early 2007, Apple’s iTunes U service has now achieved a whopping 600 million downloads, with 300 million of those in the last year alone.
Apple has begun a new charitable matching program for employees today that will see the Cupertino company match charity donations made by its staff up to the tune of $10,000 per year.
This rather unsuspecting image of some sushi (uncropped version here) could be the first photograph released into the public that was taken with the iPhone 5. Its accompanying EXIF data claims it was taken with an iPhone 4, but if you dig a little deeper, that’s clearly not the case.
